Hi guys does anyone have a problem with lip syncing connected by a receiver outputted to a TVat23hz

Manoroid

Member Joined: Apr 10, 2010 23:07 Messages: 143 Offline

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Sep 13, 2012 21:54

Reason i ask is because have my desktop connect to an onkyo surround receiver all by hdmi with the tv outputted.

I am having really bad lip syncing issues when playing blu ray movies at 23hz/24hz where normally the sound is faster than the audio. And please before anyone jumps the gun , i have done my research with delaying the receiver sound and also went a step further and used multiple blu ray software from other companies, such as the latest total media 5 and corel win dvd 11 pro. The only one that has no problem whatsoever is windvd 11 pro. There are zero issues with lip syncing. (only problem is they only default to 24hz playback not 23hz in the nvidia control panel settings, which all i have to do is manually select 23hz)

I've recently downloaded the latest patch for powerdvd 12 ultra and the problem still persists. I do realize and congratulate cyberlink for fixing the automatic refresh rate issue. It really works. OUt of all the programs ive tried they are first finally to get it to work. So props. But so far Windvd 11 pro wins this round. Powerdvd is a cool bit of software and it truly makes the home theater experience better for the end user, for example the iphone or ipad remote is a nice touch. Definitely better than Arcsoft's remote on theirs , and windvd 11 pro's having zero remote capability.

To be honest i really don't understand the problem and why no one has been addressing the issue im having.

I am really curious to how cyberlink is connecting their hardware and software together in which configurations.

Anyone out there with a similar problem like me, please speak up.

Thanks

Matt

Man Khan

Newbie Joined: Dec 19, 2011 05:31 Messages: 33 Offline

Sep 15, 2012 17:20

ye, i do have same issue and so i adjusted delay through my Denon receiver. It seems it relates to 3D displays.

austing1

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Sep 16, 2012 13:37

That was quick. So adjusting the delay on your receiver did the trick? By the way, which build number is this?

Man Khan

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Sep 16, 2012 13:45

I am using 1905c but also lip sync issue was with previous version as well. I believe that it is not the fault of PDVD rather some other components, perhaps in my case nVidia graphic card and its drivers. but so far no fix.

Manoroid

Member Joined: Apr 10, 2010 23:07 Messages: 143 Offline

Sep 18, 2012 05:17

I should not have to delay the audio on the receiver!!

Windvd 11 pro does it on its own.

Man Khan

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Sep 19, 2012 03:38

you are right, there should not be any need, but what else is the solution. It seems that cyberlink do not have this issue in their labs.

Manoroid

Member Joined: Apr 10, 2010 23:07 Messages: 143 Offline

Sep 20, 2012 04:00

It can't be my hardware. Windvd 11 pro works with lipsyncing at 23.976 and 24hz playback and 3d as well. ???

I'm trying to get this figured out with tech support. So far its hopeless.

chippy100

Newbie Joined: Jun 30, 2010 09:05 Messages: 1 Offline

Sep 21, 2012 07:33

I have a similar set up, PC connected to Onkyo, to a Panasonic plasma.The lip-syncing made watching 3D films impossible.

I did a bit of searching on the net and came to the conclusion it was hardware related. The main culprit being the Nvidea GT430 video card that I was using, I swapped this out for an ATI HD 6450. All the lip-sync issues have gone.

Man Khan

Newbie Joined: Dec 19, 2011 05:31 Messages: 33 Offline

Sep 21, 2012 08:18

^^
wow, good to know but instead of changing the card, you should have tried different GeForce drivers, lets say the last 3 drivers, may be one could have worked. I shall try and shall post ASAP.

Man Khan

Newbie Joined: Dec 19, 2011 05:31 Messages: 33 Offline

Sep 22, 2012 04:55

chippy100, after you replaced nVidia with ATI card, did you feel any decrease in picture sharpness with ATI. I have some past experience and I think nVidia cards produce sharp video. May be I am wrong. Also i tried all drivers and no use. You are right. It seems that problem is with nVidia cards.